Posted by Rick kr on December 21, 2011 at 07:41:44 from (67.108.89.121):
Running overhead radiant in my shop. I like to keep it around 45F when I am not out there. Problem is I have the themostat wired to an outside wall. So shop will be 60F when I have the stat at 40F on the wall. Which is as low as the stat will go.
I just added a single gang box to space the thermostat out of the wall cavity and into the room. Fired it back up so, I'll know in an hour or two what it switches off at. I don't feel any drafts around the box. Stat is the 120/240V style, not 24V.
Just wondering, anyone else have this problem and how did you fix it? Can't put it on an interior wall, there are none. Other thought I had was to raise it higher, but it is already 4ft off the floor.
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